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Sometimes an independent mediator or investigator can help to resolve workplace conflicts and disputes. Having an independent mediator reassures both parties that the process is entirely impartial, and sides will not be taken. The parties are more likely to feel empowered to agree to mediation because they recognise that their employers are taking them and the situation seriously.
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The process of mediation usually lasts for one day with 6 key steps
Once your contact us and decide to instruct, we will onboard you and arrange a date for the mediation.
Individual introductions. Explaining the mediation process, managing expectations, and setting ground rules
Individually obtain the accounts from all parties concerning the sequence of events that have led to the conflict.
Bringing all parties together for respectful and problem-solving dialogue.
Identifying common ground between the parties and areas of disagreement. Develop areas of agreement and explain perceptions.
Create a working agreement plan. Explain the future roles of all parties and the confidentiality of the working agreement plan.